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FS: 3rd gen rear suspension setup, Ventura, CA
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Chandlerdoom
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Interested in the brackets, whats all needed to do the swap? I see you used the stock brakes
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Different brake lines, as these calipers use different inserts then oem stock rear drums
The axle flange needs turned down to fit the rotor over it, or the rotor itself needs opened up. Either way one needs to be machined out to allow the rotor to go over the axle flange.
A proportion valve would be recommended. I never ran one but the rear does want to brake a lot harder then the front.
And that's about it. I dont have an ebrake with this setup. I never cared because this was all temp until I swapped to my bigger axle.
